Enabling reader view from Pentadactyl

[markus...@gmail.com]

Firefox has now the builtin reader view feature.
I would like to enable this feature by keystroke.
Normally it is only possible to use it with a button inside the address bar.

This press changes the url to:

about:reader?url=

I tried to use javascript, by changing window.location, but I only get a 'Access Denied' because of the protocol change.
Are there any other ways to change the  current page?

[Doug Kearns]

You want window.content.location.

The reader-mode API, at first blush, seems typically unkind to external consumers so it's probably easiest to just drive it through the UI.

Try something like:

map gr -js let r = document.getElementById('reader-mode-button'); if (!r.hidden) r.click()

You could use :emenu as well as there's an entry under View.

Doug

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[markus...@gmail.com]

You want window.content.location.

The reader-mode API, at first blush, seems typically unkind to external consumers so it's probably easiest to just drive it through the UI.

Try something like:

map gr -js let r = document.getElementById('reader-mode-button'); if (!r.hidden) r.click()

You could use :emenu as well as there's an entry under View.

Thank you!
The map command works great.

The emenu command is awesome, didn't know it existed.

Markus